Cam Newton, Jalen Hurts
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The NFL world erupted in controversy this week after former MVP Cam Newton left Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts off his top-10 quarterback rankings, prompting a fiery response from Eagles legend Terrell Owens that has since gone viral across social media.
Retired NFL stars Cam Newton and Ryan Clark’s public spat just got more heated. The pair, who have both turned into media personalities since their respective retirements, have clashed after
First it was Jalen Hurts vs. SBNation. Then it was ESPN. Now, Cam Newton is coming for the Eagles quarterback — and his defenders.
Cam Newton has come under fire after he left Jalen Hurts off his list of the top 10 NFL quarterbacks. Many slammed Newton, with some recalling his fumble at the 2016 Super Bowl against the Denver Broncos. Amid the backlash that Newton has faced, another NFL quarterback-turned-analyst, Greg Olsen, defended the former Panthers star.
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Former NFL quarterback Cam Newton has shared a very puzzling take on Los Angeles Chargers star Justin Herbert.
On Wednesday's episode of his '4th & 1' show, Newton called out rap star and podcaster Gillie Da Kidd for criticising his take on Hurts. He threw shade on his music career by asking his co-host to name one of his albums that is well-known.
Any time a sports media commentator disagrees with Cam Newton, they better be ready for the issue to become about more than just one take. This time, Newton’s persistent criticism of Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts is leading him to call out his rivals in the space for being too cozy with players like Hurts.